Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-29
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/ Notable and Beautiful Wedding On
North Limestone street Last Night.

4 Notable and Beautiful Wedding on
North Limestone street Las, Night.
Pursuant To announcement. Mr.. John l..
Connable and Miss Annabele Paige. were
married last Thursday evening at o'clock
at the brides residence, No. ii north Lime
stone street. The wedding was not a lsrle
one. hut il was one of the prettieSt and
most dainty celebrated in this city in the
social records of many season. About
fifty guests were present, including the rel
atives of the principals and the intimate
friends of the bride and groom.
The ceremony occurred sharp upon the
stroke of the hour. The groom and off
ciating divine. DIR. W. c. Falconer. descend
pd from the groom's dreSSing-room, on the
second floor. They were met at the foot
Of the stairs by the ushers. Mr..
Harry c. Wiseman and Mr. Ralph
Connabe, of Nenia. brother of
the groom. The uSherS cleared way
through the little throng of spectators and
stepped aside just as the bride, accompan-
led by her maid of honor. Miss Marie
Greenieaf. of Columbus. entered the room.
The principals met and stood before the
minister, who, in brief but solemn ser
Vice, united them in the eternal bonds. The
bride appeared to the best advantage "f her
lifetime in lovely gown of white corded
silk. trimmed with pearl passementerie and
point lace, cut cH trdinc. She carried
huge bouquet of exquisite Marechal Nell
buds. Ii WAS the universal expression that
the bride lad never looked 50 beautiful aS
| last night. at the hymeneal altar. The
maid of honor, Miss Greenleaf. was at
tracrivey attired in silk mule, and also
carried a great bouquet of roses.
A superb bridal supper was served
after the ceremony. The brides Ia
hle was marvel Of effective
decoration. In the center plate mirror
| rested like placid little lake, rejecting in
its bosom q score Of stately calla lilies, and
banks Of carnations and smilax. A few of
the brides intimates had places Of honor at
this table. The supper WAS served in four
courses. and was irreprOachable. The
house il must he added, was magnificent
with flowers and the floral decorations and
those worn by the ladies were admired 10
the point of rapture, So far did they exceed
what one usually sees at wedding.
Naturally. at such wedding. the pres
ents were rich and In great plenty. They
consisted of bric-a-brac, silver in END less
variety, pictures, DllOuierle, anu aticits vi
beauty and value generally. The bride and
groom took the 10 O'Clock eaSt-bound Bee
Line train for the north. Quite party
saw them away at the station. They will
spend fortnight visiting Cleveland, De
troit, and wherever their sweet and collect
i've will may dictate, no par
ticular rous having been marked
out According 10 the ''after-cards" which
were issued today. they will he lat home
after May 20. at liz east High street. No
happier union than this can be imagined.
Mr.. Connable is a member Of the Standard
Manufacturing company, and one OF our
excellent, solid and substantial young bus
IneSs men: while the bride has always
moved in our first social circles and Is pos
sessed Of many personal graces and accom-
plishments.
Among the guests from abroad were
Messrs. Ralph and Joe Connable. Dayton;
Misses Nettie and Gertrude Mcclure, and
Mrs Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam. Mrs.
J. H. Boo,es, all of Nenia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bancroft. and Miss Marie Greenleat. OF
Columbus.